Reno council extends data-center moratorium through August 2027
Reno council extended the city’s data-center moratorium to Aug. 31, 2027, while staff keeps rewriting Title 18 and planning for utility demand.
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Reno council weighs data-center moratorium Monday as rules rewrite advances
Reno NV – Council meets Monday, June 1, to consider a data-center rule rewrite and a final moratorium through Dec. 31, 2026, or until new rules pass.
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Reno says Lucky Motel is unsafe to occupy after unpermitted conversion
Reno NV – City officials say 21 households were relocated from the Lucky Motel after an unpermitted apartment conversion left it unsafe to occupy.
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Reno starts rewriting data center rules after council vote
Reno City Council has started a code-change process for data centers, with water, power, noise and infrastructure questions still ahead.
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Reno Council’s April 22 data center debate could shape water, power, and development rules
Reno NV – City Council is set to discuss data center regulations April 22, a vote-watch item that could affect water use, power demand, and future project approvals.
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Reno’s 2026 water outlook: low snowpack, normal supply, and what changes for residents
Reno NV – Record-low snowpack is colliding with a steadier water outlook in Reno, where rain, reservoir storage and Lake Tahoe are cushioning 2026 supply.
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Water Outlook, I-80 Work and Energy Politics Lead Reno’s Week
Reno, NV – April 3, 2026 – New water supply data, major I-80 lane shifts, and a statewide energy policy debate are shaping Reno’s infrastructure outlook.
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Storm Closures, Housing Strain and Campus Shutdown Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – April 2, 2026 – Storm closures, rising rents and school shutdowns dominate local headlines as officials assess impacts on housing and infrastructure.
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RTC Paving, Housing Funds Advance as Reno Growth Pressures Mount
Reno, NV – April 1, 2026 – Roadwork on Mill Street, new state housing funds, and steady in-migration highlight growth pressures shaping the city.
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Reno Government Transparency Questions and Energy Sector Shift Lead Local Headlines
Reno, NV – March 31, 2026 – Questions over city document transparency and a major Reno energy firm’s cost reset highlight key policy and economic shifts.
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Winter Storm Shuts Schools, Closes Roads and Disrupts Travel Across Reno
Reno, NV – March 30, 2026 – A powerful winter storm closed schools, state offices and highways, snarling travel and straining services across the region.
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Reno Advances Budget Talks, Transit Planning and Housing Strategy
Reno, NV – March 29, 2026 – City leaders advance budget talks, transit upgrades and housing data as storm recovery and growth pressures shape policy.
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Rail Study Puts Reno-to-TRIC Commuter Line Back in Spotlight
Reno, NV – March 27, 2026 – Momentum builds for a Reno-to-TRIC rail line as RTC study details costs, funding plans and ties to I-80 upgrades.
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Trash Fees, Housing Project Stir Debate as Reno Faces Budget Pressure
Reno, NV – March 26, 2026 – Rising trash fees, a contested housing project, and ongoing budget gaps are shaping key policy debates this week.
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Conferences, Career Fair and Casino Events Power Reno’s Midweek Momentum
Reno, NV – March 25, 2026 – Conferences, concerts and hiring events fill the week as major gatherings and job fairs draw crowds downtown.
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March Mania, Live Music and the Arts Highlight Reno’s Weekend
Reno, NV – March 22, 2026 – March Mania watch parties, a downtown concert and a Reno Philharmonic performance filled a busy weekend across the city.
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Winter Storm Fallout, Airport Delays and Fire Response Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – March 21, 2026 – Storm impacts, airport delays, and a major apartment fire top Reno’s latest local headlines this week.
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Winter Storm Shuts Down Schools; Shooting Arrests and Rising Rents Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – March 17, 2026 – A powerful winter storm shut down schools and I-80, police made arrests in a shooting case, and renters face record-high prices.
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Weekend Events, Student Science Fair and Major Shows Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – March 16, 2026 – Weekend shows, a student science fair and major performances kept Reno busy as mid-March events drew crowds across the city.
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Winter Storm Fallout, Deadly Crashes and Airport Delays Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – March 13, 2026 – Winter storm closures, deadly crashes and airport delays dominated Reno headlines this week as the region dug out.
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Storm Recovery, Arrests and Rising Rents Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – March 12, 2026 – Schools reopen after major storm, three shooting suspects jailed, and rents hit another record high across the region.
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Housing Vote, Warming Trend and Transportation Talks Lead Reno Headlines
Reno, NV – March 11, 2026 – County leaders revive a major housing project, a warming trend raises river concerns, and RTC seeks input on a key corridor plan.
